Community supported agriculture

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• You Say Tomato I Say Potato

  
  Alternative Health, Natural, Environmental & Organic News Blog — Authority: 127
  The Scoop It turns out that eating organic food is a win/win situation. Firstly fruits and vegetables simply taste a whole lot better when they are picked ripe and eaten quickly. Actually buying in season is economical and buying organic products ensures environmentally sound farming practices. As you read, try to ...
  4 days ago

• Farm Fresh To You – Community Supported Agriculture in SoCal

  
  Foodie In Disguise — Authority: 427
  Farm Fresh To You is a new Community Supported Agriculture program here in Southern California. I joined them in Late September and wanted to see how the vegetables and fruits were before writing about my deliveries. I have to say that I have been very happy with my deliveries. All the deliveries have been ...
  1 week ago

• Last CSA for 2009

  
  Mother City Living — Authority: 120
  Being part of a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) project has not only provided me with super-fresh, delicious vegetables every week, but also made me feel more connected with where, when and how my food is grown. If youre keen to join what will hopefully be a growing movement supporting small local organic ...
  1 week ago

• Our Local Organic CSA

  
  ModEco Kids - eco-friendly and handmade gifts for children — Authority: 567
  I’ve been making some changes at home to try to eat more healthy while at the same time reducing our food budget. I’ve been baking some things I would have bought before like muffins and bread . I also bought a slow cooker. So far I’ve just cooked a whole chicken in it, but it is ridiculously easy and ...
  1 week ago

• CSA comes to Topanga

  
  Wanderlust — Authority: 443
  Photo by Grass Roots Change , l icensed under Creative Commons . Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is starting their program in Topanga canyon at Topanga Elementary school (in the center of the little town) on Wednesday November 4th.  For those of you who don’t know about CSA, basically, for $25 you ...
  1 week ago

• Taina’s End of Summer Garden

  
  DIY-Food — Authority: 107
  One of the things that hit me, once we joined a CSA, was how cool it is to see how food looks when it grows. Beets were actually ABOVE the ground, much different than I had pictured them. Everything looked ripe and succulent, much more interesting and delicios in its natural context than robed in [...]
  2 weeks ago

• Organic corn soon unavailable to you

  
  Not My Tribe — Authority: 488
  I was shopping the other day for organic corn flakes, thinking that of all the cereals, Dr. Kellogg’s first processed food breakfast would similarly be predominant among the organic breakfast cereal offerings. I found exactly none; neither at the supermarket, nor the health food store. I found plenty of organic ...
  2 weeks ago

• Food in a Terrorist EMP Crisis

  
  Gary A. Scott — Authority: 472
  Finding food and water could be a problem in a terrorist EMP crisis. Tuesday’s message at this site saw seven steps that could help us survive and prosper in a new era that could unfold if there would be a terrorist EMP attack. #1:  Move well away from the USA…. to an agriculturally based country.  This is ...
  2 weeks ago

• Almost There

  
  Tonopah Rob's Vegetable Farm — Authority: 109
  Well well well, summer is now truly over and our Arizona version of fall is here. There will be a posting soon telling the specific date and what I’m likely to have on offer for my grand re-opening in November. For today though, an update how things are going round here. We’ll start with the photo above. This ...
  2 weeks ago

• Mea Culpa on the DIY CSA

  
  Suddenly Frugal Blog — Authority: 124
  So maybe I overreacted at the state of my current CSA farm and didn’t give the farmers enough credit for how hard it was to produce, well, produce during this difficult growing climate this year. To all the people who posted comments and sent me private emails–you’re right: I have no idea how difficult it is to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Vegetarian What? (part II of at last II)

  
  CT Green Scene — Authority: 123
  by James Simpkins Last week I’m sure that there were more than a couple raised eyebrows or sighs of exasperation at my writing on the fake meat thing—and that’s fine. I actually didn’t realize I was so fired up about...
  3 weeks ago

• The Farmer-Veteran Coalition. A Modern Swords to Ploughshares

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 727
  Writing for TreeHugger is such a brilliant job. We get to seek out all the positive news stories. To shine a little light on solutions, instead of only focussing on dark problems. Its food for the soul.Just like this heartwarming story -- about the Farmer-Veteran Coalition -- found on the WorldWatch blog , The ...
  3 weeks ago

• Fairfield Farmer

  
  CT Green Scene — Authority: 123
  To a Fairfield farmer, surviving in your own back yard is the best way to live simply.
  4 weeks ago

• Canadas First Grain CSA Transports Via Sailboat and Triples Demand in Second Year

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 727
  Image via: Jon Steinman, Deconstructing Dinner Jeff reported on the launch of this unique(ly) Candadian CSA, Urban Grains, that brings grain to shareholders, roughly this time last year. While a grain CSA is unique, this one is extra special because all of the grain is transported via sailboat - talk about ...
  4 weeks ago

• gluten-free apple crumble

  
  Gluten Free For Good — Authority: 113
  It’s apple harvest time in Colorado. I’ve got a big jug of Ela Farms organic, sugar-free apple cider in the fridge and I’ve been busy making apple sauce, dehydrated apples, apple porridge, apple bars and apple muffins. Not that I’m complaining. But, after picking up my CSA box yesterday and finding another ...
  4 weeks ago

• Tuesday Morning Open Thread

  
  Mother Talkers — Authority: 140
  Whats up? Susan Klebold, the mother of Columbine shooter Dylan Klebold, wrote a personal essay for the November issue of Oprah magazine. The article is not online, but the TODAY Show did a segment on it, including an interview with Columbine author Dave Cullen. If you subscribe to a community-supported ...
  4 weeks ago

• Real food

  
  Gluten Free For Good — Authority: 113
  Here is this week’s Grant Farm’s CSA share. This is my abundant, small veggie share, plus my fruit share and a dozen pastured chicken eggs. I was at a loss for words, which is rare for me. Luckily (or unfortunately for you), those occasional synapse lags never last long. Now it’s time to get to work figuring ...
  8 weeks ago

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